Emmy Nominations By Program & Network

UPDATED, 12:30 PM: The TV Academy has approved a couple of changes to its Emmy noms count: HBO goes from 110 to 111 and NBC from 60 to 64. The chart below the TV Academy doesn’t reflect those updates, but the network rankings remain the same.

PREVIOUSLY, 9:57 AM: A 42-year-old late-night staple and a rookie drama based on a 44-year-old movie lead the field for the 69th annual Primetime Emmy nominations announced this morning. NBC’s rejuvenated Saturday Night Live and HBO’s sc-fi Western Westworld pocketed 22 noms apiece. FX’s anthology Feud: Bette and Joan tied for third with Netflix freshman Stranger Things at 18 each, followed by HBO’s Veep with 17. FX’s Fargo and HBO’s Big Little Lies nabbed 16 apiece.

Stranger Things also landed a nom for Creative Achievement in Interactive Program for its VR experience.

As per normal, HBO leads among networks and streaming services, hoarding 110 nominations today, up from 94 last year. Netflix surged with a second-place 91 noms, nearly doubling its 2016 haul of 54. NBC almost lapped the broadcast network field, landing 60 nominations for third overall. ABC was next among the Big 4 with 34.